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Empower AI taps new chief growth officer
Empower AI announced Thursday that it has appointed former Peraton executive Juan Toves as chief growth officer.
SES Space & Defense announces new CEO
Reston-based satellite company SES Space & Defense announced Tuesday that it has appointed David Broadbent as president and CEO.
Virginia, Google partner to launch AI training courses
Virginia is launching an online platform that will provide job seekers free and low-cost artificial intelligence certification courses.
General Dynamics subsidiary wins $1.85B contract modification
General Dynamics Electric Boat has been awarded an up to $1.85 billion contract modification from the U.S. Navy.
SAIC secures $928M Air Force contract
Science Applications International Corp. announced that it has been awarded a $928 million, five-year contract to support the Air Force.
General Dynamics wins $987M submarine contract modification
The shipbuilding unit of Reston-based aerospace and defense giant General Dynamics won a $987 million contract modification.
Reston-based ASRC Federal names new chief strategy officer
Reston-based ASRC Federal announced last week that Ann Stevens has joined the company as its chief strategy officer.
General Dynamics promotes EVP to global operations
Danny Deep, General Dynamics’ executive vice president of Combat Systems, has been promoted to executive vice president of global operations.
Office sublease supply shrinks in major NOVA markets
The sublease supply for Northern Virginia’s top office hubs is shrinking as the market has begun to stabilize after the COVID-19 pandemic.
CACI wins $638M in intelligence contracts
CACI International announced last week that it was awarded nearly $638 million in intelligence community contracts.
Leidos acquires Chantilly AI tech biz for $300M
Reston-based federal contractor Leidos announced Wednesday it has acquired Kudu Dynamics, a business based in Chantilly that builds AI-powered cybersecurity tools for defense customers, for $300 million.
Three CEOs from Virginia return to Fortune’s most powerful women list
Three Virginia defense contractors' CEOs returned to Fortune's 100 Most Powerful Women in business list for 2025. They lead General Dynamics, Northrop Grumman and SAIC.
